| (The images below are from Outlook
2003, other versions of Outlook may look different) |
| From the mail screen, open the file menu menu and choose import/export |
| Choose "Export
to File" |
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| Select NEXT |
| Under "Create a file of type" choose "Comma
Separated Values (Windows)" |
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| Be sure to choose your contacts if you are exporting your contacts or calendar if you are exporting your calender. |
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| Choose the location to save the file (the desktop is an easy place to find it later) |
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| This is the file you will use when importing your contacts to another client. |
| Try importing your Contacts into JES. |
| Exporting an Outlook Calendar |
| Outlook 2003 and earlier exports the calendar in cvs format. |
| Follow the screenshots above, but choose the calendar folder instead of contacts. |
| There are free import tools for importing this cvs format to vCalendar, iCalendar, iCal format (vcs / ics file). |
| Once you have exported and saved your calendar.cvs file you can convert it here: |
| http://www.manastungare.com/projects/yahoo2ical/ |
| Once you have converted your calendar file to ical format, you can follow these instructions for importing to JES. |
| Outlook 2007 exports the Calendar in the ics format (so no other steps are needed for converting the cvs file into ics format) |
